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Pain

Caligula appears to be feeling much better. He was walking around yesterday with little trouble and finally able to move his tail, even if it is still leaning to the left. I’m so glad it wasn’t something worse. I’m still in pain though. What? Oh yeah, sunburn. It’s feeling worse today than it was yesterday, […]

HD, beer and animals

Been busy lately, and free evenings have primarily been spent just chilling out with Michael and a movie or two. Thursday evening was spent at a PLUG West meeting, where Amul Shah did a presentation on HD and Linux. He’s obviously done TONS of research on the subject, as his slides were packed with links […]

Pleasant weekend and misc stuff

It’s been a pleasant weekend. The weather is hovering in high 70s, low 80s with very little humidity. I ended up filling my mp3 player with podcasts yesterday and spending 3 hours tending to my gardens. Afterwards I cut up a bunch of fruit we had around the house and was feeling so domestic that […]

WCOJ Radio Show – Ubuntu as a replacement for Vista

As I mentioned previously, Alex Launi and I were scheduled to do a radio show on Saturday the 14th on WCOJ 1420 AM’s Computer Corner. Well the show went on and I now have a copy of it to share! Computer Corner: Ubuntu, with Special Guests Alex Launi and Lyz Bevilacqua (Thanks to Melissa Draper […]

Wii, fests and weather

Sunday I did end up having a couple friends over. It was fun, they brought their Wii and after some failed attempts by myself to play Tennis we switched to Mario Party 8, which was so dripping in cute that I fell in love. Alas, I will not be searching all the local stores to […]

I didn’t just miss that…

Oh the horror. I just checked my neglected Satellite News box in my @gmail.com address and was shocked to find the following email: From: Chris Cornell To: mst3kinfo@topica.com Subject: MST3K Info: Blobfest And a reminder… If you happen to be in the Phoenixville, Pa., area and are a fan of the movie The Blob, you […]

House to myself weekend

Michael left Thursday evening for the dance retreat where he’s supporting a Sun-Moon dancer at the Birdsong Peace Chamber through Monday. Amazingly, this will be only the second time we’ve been apart for more than a couple days since I moved in 5 1/2 years ago, the first time being when I skipped up to […]

Senior Editor at Linux Journal apologizes

Following up on my post yesterday, Joey deVilla of Tucows commented that he is a friend of Doc Searls, the Senior Editor over at Linux Journal. He emailed him about the advertisement and received the following reply: “Hey, Joey. I remember the last time this happened, and I’m surprised it happened again. I’m notifying our […]

QSOL breaks their tasteless advertising promise

My employer recently footed the bill for a subscription to Linux Journal for me (how cool is that?). I received my first issue this week, dove into it, and was floored by the 5th page. No, not by some fantastic article, not by the ToC, by an advertisement. An advertisement by QSOL.com Server Appliances. WARNING, […]

PLUG Montco July Meeting

Monday night Michael and I headed to the Montco chapter‘s new meeting location in at Unisys Blue Bell. Linking the Montgomery County LUG with PLUG has been fantastic for the group, I’m very happy to have both the access to people who offer meeting locations and the publicity that posting meeting announcements to the PLUG […]